Step into a mesmerizing journey on Saturday, January 17 at the Victory Theatre, where rhythm meets reflection. Timeless: Haydn & Beethoven is a dynamic concert experience that captures the heartbeat of time through music and movement, featuring live dancers and an eclectic blend of musical styles.

The program blurs boundaries between centuries and sound worlds—Baroque-inspired energy, modern philosophical musings, and cinematic beauty all come together on one stage. Karl Jenkins’ Palladio pulses with dramatic, Baroque-infused power, while Pink Floyd’s Time adds a haunting, contemporary edge. Haydn’s beloved “Clock” Symphony playfully echoes the steady tick of passing seconds, and works by Philip Glass (The Hours) and Max Richter (On the Nature of Daylight) sweep audiences into immersive, film-like soundscapes.

Anchoring the evening is Beethoven’s bold and rhythmically inventive Symphony No. 8, a masterpiece that slyly nods to early metronomes while celebrating the vitality found in life’s fleeting moments.

“Timeless” invites audiences to lose themselves in the harmony hidden within every tick, tock, and turn. 

Concert Sponsor is George Koch Foundation. Orchestra Sponsors are Nancy & Tom Traylor Foundation and Traylor Bros., Inc.